Argentina 3-0 Ecuador

Argentina defeated Ecuador 3-0 on Saturday to prepare for the Copa America semi-final against Colombia. Lionel Messi received a free kick and provided two assists.

Messi missed the opportunity in the first half, but partnered with Rodrigo DePaul 5 minutes before the end of the game, and did the same for Lautaro Martinez 5 minutes before the end of the game, allowing Argentina to win Deserved victory.

The Barcelona player then won the second free kick of the game in stoppage time, thus completing a more convincing score than his performance.

This was the 76th goal he scored for the Argentine team, bringing him into one of Pele’s South American records.

“I always say that personal awards are secondary, and we are here for something else,” Messi said. “We have a goal, and we are focused on it.”

“This is a tough game and we know how difficult opponents they are to deal with. The important thing is that we have taken another step forward.”

Argentina has remained unbeaten in the 17 games into the competition, and they should determine the result earlier than they did.

Martinez and German Pezera were close in the opening 20 minutes, and Hernan Galindes tied the score 1-0 in a wonderful double play by Nicolas Gonzalez.

Even more surprising is that Messi missed the best chance in the game, but he saw his shot bounce off the goal post.

However, the forward made up for this five minutes before halftime, when the Ecuadorian goalkeeper was trapped after a tackle from outside the penalty area. He fed DePaul, who hit the ball into the net. This was his 25 game. The first international goal in the game.

Messi then asked Martinez to finish the game five minutes before the end of the game, then after Piero Hincapie dragged Angel Di Maria (Angel Di Maria) and was shown a red card, in stoppage time Step up to kick yourself a free kick.

The disadvantaged Ecuador team has not won in the past six games, but they have a chance to score a goal against a team seeking to win the America’s Cup for the first time since 1993.

Enna Valencia is especially angry with himself because he sent two squint headers from close range in the first 45 minutes.

The result means that Argentina will face Colombia in the second Copa America semi-final on Tuesday, which defeated Uruguay in a penalty shoot-out earlier in the day. Brazil played against Peru in the first semi-final 24 hours ago.